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Cute Handmade and Hand-Painted Baskets for Your Kid’s Room

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Emma Gallagher is a Brit living in North Carolina. She grows organic gardens and... Read More

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Image Credit: Animal Lidded Baskets by Sustainoble

If you are looking for a fun way to keep your baby’s or child’s room decluttered and ever so cute, then check out these adorable lidded baskets by SustaiNOBLE.

SusatiNOBLE is dedicated to collaborating with socially and environmentally responsible partners, believing that the act of making must be safe and healthy, protecting participants, their families, communities, and their environment.

What more could you ask for your precious little one’s space? These would make a great Holiday gift in itself, or you could fill it with other surprises!

Here are just five of an array of delightful and whimsical critters that live atop these useful lidded baskets.

1. Honey Bee Lidded Basket

Honey Bee Lidded Basket by Mbare

This whimsical Honey Bee Lidded Basket by Mbare is perfect for storing all the little things in a child’s room (or yours – we won’t tell), this handwoven cutie is made out of sisal by a collective of women master weavers in Swaziland.

2. Polar Bear Lidded Basket

Polar Bear Lidded Basket by Mbare

This super fun Polar Bear Lidded Basket was hand-woven out of sisal by Mbare, a collective of female master weavers in Swaziland. You may not find polar bears in Africa, but they live in the imagination of these artists!

3. Swimming Fish Lidded Basket

Swimming Fish Lidded Basket by Mbare

This super cute Swimming Fish Lidded Basket was hand-woven out of sisal by a collective of female master weavers in Swaziland named Mbare. A functional and more lasting version of that childhood favorite pet – a goldfish!

4. Singing Birdie Lidded Basket

Singing Birdie Lidded Basket by Mbare

This Singing Birdie Lidded Basket is just too cute!  This handwoven cutie is made out of sisal by a collective of women master weavers in Swaziland called Mbare.

5. Owl Lidded Basket

Owl Lidded Basket by Mbare

NEW to the lidded animal basket collection is this adorable owl. Perfect for storing little treasures in a child’s room, this handwoven cutie is made out of sisal by a collective of women master weavers in Swaziland named Mbare.

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